yeh i know what u mean, thats why i read a book that i've seen on tv or film, although i generally find the books better than the tv series or film.

 

except the Dead Zone, the series on sci fi is much better than the book by Stephen King

Michael Gayle is a good author 2, his style is comdey/romance but really good, got all his books becuase i like his style as well.

 

Anwyas with this talk of books im off to bed to read a book nite xx

"Autobiography of a serial Killer - Pee Wee Gaskins"

 

Not sure who wrote it but its an awesome acount of one of Americas most prolific serial killers. Great Read.

 

Plus - Red Dragon, Silence of the lambs, Hanibal (trilogy) deffo deserve a place in your collection.

nite hun xx

 

cheers liam, more books to add to my list, so far i'll be kept busy for a week or so.

 

and then there'll be another post wanting more to add o my collection

LiamStyles said:

"Autobiography of a serial Killer - Pee Wee Gaskins"

 

Not sure who wrote it but its an awesome acount of one of Americas most prolific serial killers. Great Read.

 

Plus - Red Dragon, Silence of the lambs, Hanibal (trilogy) deffo deserve a place in your collection.

 

 

Read red dragon and hannibal but not silence of the lambs yet, but they go into better details then the film does.

 

Look on amazon and see what kinda books r out to give you idea's i need to get some new one's soon

Discworld are wicked for light-hearted, but well-crafted fantasy. If you like a slightly harder edge, try The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant by Stephen Donaldson - amazing, totally blew me away...and read them half a dozen times since. If you want more sci-fi, try Donaldon's 'Gap' series. For something a little harder, darker try Richard Morgan's 'Altered Carbon'...really makes you think.

 

If you love Harry Potter (thought they were great!) try Phillip Pullman's 'Dark Materials' trilogy.

 

Been reading a lot of non-fiction of late...Club Confidential by Fred Owen is a grim but fascinating insight into the burgeoning dance / drugs scene in New York / Miami in the late 80s and early 90s. For a deeper insight into the rise of Acid House culture in the UK starting with that fateful Ibiza holiday in 1986, through Shoom! up till 1997, try Altered State...can't remember the author, but it's on Amazon.

 

[censored]! Don't ask me about books ^^^^look at the state of that lot!

 

*Runs to hide in geek corner at the local library*

i like all of ben eltons books

nah don't hide in the geek corner fintbeast, that was an excellent list to add to my growing list, i love sci fi, just don't get all that much time to really get into a lot of them, thanks mate

Pleasure, hon. A goof book is a pleasure to be shared...if you do try any of the above, let me know what you thought...

will do

 

think i'm gonna crash now, knackered for some reason

 

nite all xx

fintbeast said:

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If you like a slightly harder edge, try The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant by Stephen Donaldson - amazing, totally blew me away...and read them half a dozen times since.

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Am just about to start these, my better half loves them and we have the same taste in books, she had the same reaction as you...

Rick,

 

Prepare to be impressed. Stick with the first 2 chapters...the rest will fly by before you've noticed...I didn't move for 4 days except to go to the bog or eat...I try and read them once a year...

Sunday Sport.

 

The section towards the back is [censored] great.